How Would Thomas End A Person's Life?

“I’m afraid not tonight, see they are probably sleeping, and now that I think about it I know that they are sleeping,” the landlady said. Billy thought that it might be getting late- but there was no way to tell- as there were no clocks in the living room. No wonder that the landlady thought that time flew by, she had no way of telling it.

No wonder she felt disoriented and her muscles stiff. “I fell asleep on the sofa when I got back from the office. Hadn’t planned to sleep this long.”

She heard the door close softly behind her, and wondered who else was up this late. She didn't turn to face them, she couldn't care less at this point.

How could I have slept so long? I yawned big, rolled out of bed, and opened my door. The house sounded empty.

Matters seemed to get worse when the windows were open and you were getting ready for bed, you sat hopeful on the edge of the bed waiting for a breeze to pass through, but you had no luck. Alex and you were forced to strip down to undergarments and you definitely

Too tired to even make it upstairs, she gathered the soft pillows to her chest and gave herself up to sweet oblivion. As she drifted deeper and deeper into sleep, a dream of Sean and Lacey flitted in and out of her consciousness.

She couldn’t see inside because of the dirt and cobwebs on the windows. When she turned the doorknob to see if it was locked, the door creaked open as if it had been closed for years. Hesitantly she stepped inside the house and saw a group of people sleeping. As she turned around to leave, the floor creaked, so she ran out of the house, afraid she would wake them up.

Dahlia didn't sleep that night. She was to anxious about tomorrow, but the next morning no one came. Dahlia was standing my the door for hours, yet no one came.

Onika looked at her phone laughed and pushed the end button. She went to go wash of the mess she made, and then hopped into her bed to finally get some rest. As she tossed and turned for a moment, but then sleep hit, her eyes felt like weights on her face and she peacefully drifted off to sleep.

tells Thomas that he and his friends must venture outside of the glade in order to solve the mystery

Getting ready for bed was the second most dreading expertise of the night.There has been no sleep just silence. Every once in awhile the branches outside her window would knock the glass caused by the empty winds. This would only add onto the silence. Her sorrow's eye would just stare into nothing trying to find something, anything really. All was lost for now at least.

“Good night mom,” I called as I closed the door to my room , flicked off the lights, and headed towards my bed. I glanced over at the tiny white screen of my alarm clock. It read 10:45 p.m. I laid down, closed my eyes, and let my mind wander until a dark veil draped over my eyes and I entered the world of sleep.

But sleep had other plans for Danny. As it crept in, Danny’s eyes grew more tire and his eyelids heavier, until, Danny fell asleep, with his face between the pages of the book.

Colleen woke up earlier than usual, something making it impossible for her to go back to sleep after being dragged into consciousness. She was glad that her headache was gone from the night before, it had been so bad that she was nauseous and the thought of eating made her want to hurl. Now she was starving and also really had to pee.

The disciple Thomas is a familiar Biblical character because of a specific incident involving his disbelief. (John 20). Jesus had just risen from the dead and the rest of the disciples were elated after seeing him. Thomas had not yet seen Jesus after His resurrection and he was adamant that what his friends had witnessed couldn't be true. Nevertheless, he did have a certain curiosity and willingly stayed with his friends in hopes of seeing what they saw. He just could not bring himself to believe that Jesus had truly risen from the dead. He would not believe without beholding the Christ before his own eyes and touching his wounds with his own hands. Thomas let his fear, anxiety, and what seemed like logic take hold of him, and he had a hard time letting it all go. He needed proof to justify what God had told him long ahead of time would happen. Thomas learned a great lesson the day that Jesus appeared in the upper room before all of his disciples. He was told by his Master that he would have been more blessed if he had only believed what he could not see. As soon as Thomas felt Jesus' wounds and saw him, he declared, “My Lord and my God (John 20.28).” He was still greatly blessed, but not in the wonderful way that God wanted him to be. What an important lesson for the Christian to learn;when God says something, he means it and he doesn't intend to break his promise.